Bruffalo

Ultimately we can only control what we can control. Leonhard may need to tweak things and the DBs/LBs need to make individual plays. I've said this a couple times, I'm not convinced it's a scheme problem. The DBs are often near the play, they just need to make it. Some of that is playing faster, which will hopefully come with more time on task. Iterating the defense while continuing to pull out wins is the ideal scenario.

He is rosterable because he's a returner. Nobody is arguing otherwise. The screen pass was a good play. The screen game was very strong all game, with a number of different players. Ergo I don't think that it necessarily adds much merit to "Ray Davis needs more offensive touches". He's just not a great RB2. There are a number of RB2s in the league that I would want over Davis, who have produced more and been overall more consistent. Nothing against the guy, I'm glad he found a niche at special teams that will keep him in the NFL.

The screen game was very good across the board for the Bills last night. That was a good individual play, but I don't think it rises to "Ray Davis should be a bigger part of the offense".

Just want to shout out how resilient the team has been this season. They've already faced a ton of adversity so far, and the team (especially the offense) have barely blinked. They're becoming battle tested and that's a positive, even if the product on the field isn't exactly where we want it. If you can figure things out while continuing to win, that's a good sign.

If the win isn't a blowout, all these dudes come out of the woodwork to post "YEAH WE WON BUT WHATABOUTTHIS?" I don't know if it's some kind of trauma response, defense mechanism, or what, but there are a lot of folks who just refuse to be happy. Everyone knows the defense has problems, that Cook fumbles it probably too much, that sometimes Allen isn't perfect, etc... These aren't enlightened takes.

I'm not following. Should I be impressed with 2 rushing attempts that netted 2 yards?

I like Davis as an individual and he has a great story, but I’ve never been impressed when he takes snaps at RB.

I don’t agree that Cook is a liability since his production is off the charts, but I can understand why someone might think that way. What I can’t possibly understand is anyone saying that Ray Davis needs more touches. That’s crazy talk. He’s bad and the only reason he’s rosterable is for kickoff returns.

Best 3rd down RB in the league multiple years running, even though he's really the #2 now since Davis has played his way out of getting significant snaps on offense.

(I think) Allen said it on the broadcast, or at least somebody did. They wanted Bass to come in without any procedural concerns. Coming in after the two min. warning gave him plenty of time to prep. Bills had no TOs left. It's a calculated risk.

Agreed. I'm not going to say Elarms-Orr is the answer, or even a good answer, but at least we have a slight glimmer of hope there.

I'm not convinced it's scheme though. If we can trade for a solid man corner or LB I think that would go a long way to shore things up.

Rousseau has shown that he is becoming a legitimate superstar. You can't ask for a better 5 game stretch from a DE. Rousseau and Walker are bright spots in a wasteland of a defense.

That guy was calling no matter what happened tonight.